ECD’s Two-In-One Analyzer-Process Controller Simplifies Liquid Measurement and Control
Anaheim, CA—With its highly intelligent web-enabled design, the new LQ800 Multi-Channel Controller from Electro-Chemical Devices (ECD) delivers a state-of-the-art total solution, combining advanced IoT liquid analytical measurement of 50+ parameters and precision process control of flow/level for a wide range of water-based industrial applications.
ECD’s hardworking LQ800 Multi-Channel Controller is designed to operate with up to eight digital analytical and flow/level process sensors. The analytical measurements available include pH, ORP, Conductivity, Resistivity, Dissolved Oxygen, Selective Ion, Turbidity, Flow, Level, and many others in varying configurations for a given application.
The sophisticated LQ800 Multi-Channel Controller features built-in analytical calculations and data logging. Easily selectable mathematical functions include automatic measurement conversions for dissociation, cross-sensitivity and concentration levels. With the all-in-one LQ800, there’s no mental math guesswork or fiddling with digital calculator apps on mobile phones or cumbersome pen on paper calculations.
The LQ800 Controller digitally communicates with any of ECD’s S80 Intelligent Sensors. Via two-way communication, each plug-n-play S80 Sensor automatically configures itself to the LQ800 Multi-Channel Controller’s menus and display screens for the desired measurement parameter, which eliminates complicated technician set-up routines.
The type of S80 Sensor, identity
For the ultimate in ease-of-use, the intuitive LQ800 Multi-Channel Controller features a large easily viewed color 4.6w-x-3.5h inch (120w-x-90h mm) touchscreen display.
The display and interface can be web-enabled with remote monitoring and activation with smartphones, tablets, personal handheld devices and computers with access via the web.
The ECD S80 Sensors come pre-calibrated from the factory. Field calibrations are also easily performed with the LQ800 Controller. The Calibration menu includes the Auto Cal function, a two-point calibration, the Standardize function, a single point calibration or the Manual Calibration, where previously determined Offset and Slope values are entered manually into the LQ800.
The Configuration menus allow the display and output functions and the sensor’s characteristics to be configured or adjusted. Display screens include the Hold function, Graphical Display Style, Back Light and Contrast adjustments, Labels/Tags for naming the transmitter, Password Protection and a Factory Default reset. Output screens include setting the digital communications output, setting the 4-20 mA ranges and fault settings and configuring the alarm relays.
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